National Guard Activated for Election Security in WA and NV
National Guard Activated for Election Security in WA and NV

National Guard Activated for Election Security in WA and NV

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Governors Jay Inslee of Washington and Joe Lombardo of Nevada have activated the National Guard to ensure security around the 2024 election period due to threats of potential violence and disruption. This decision follows incidents where incendiary devices damaged ballot boxes in Vancouver, Washington, and Portland, Oregon, destroying hundreds of ballots. The Washington National Guard will be on standby from November 4 to November 7 to support law enforcement as a precaution against threats to election infrastructure, as warned by the Department of Homeland Security. Portland police are searching for a suspect described as a Caucasian male in his 30s or 40s with metalworking skills, believed to be responsible for the ballot box fires. Governor Jay Inslee emphasized the importance of preparedness, ensuring the state can respond to any election-related unrest. Similar measures were taken in Nevada, where the National Guard was also activated for election security.

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